Limitations of UK MSci degree in PhD applications in mainland europe

Hello everyone,This is my first time posting here, so apologies in advance for not knowing how this works. I am a 4th year Chemistry MSci student in a UK university (integrated master, 3+1 bachelor + masters) and currently am looking at possible locations for a PhD in computational chemistry. I would like to return to Europe after graduation, but if anyone here studied an integrated masters in the UK, they'll know that a lot of european universties won't accept the integrated masters as a full BSc + MSc due to a lack of ECTS credits, and ask you to do another masters degree. The problem is, some don't care, but it isn't explicitly stated anywhere. Does anyone know of any institutions/countries that accept this type of qualification? If you don't know how to help in that regard, do you know of any good institutions/groups in mainland europe for computational chemistry? I am most experienced in organometallic catalysis and organic synthesis predictions using gaussian, but my masters projects now relates more to the molecular dynamics of photoexcited molecules beyond the born-oppenheimer approximation, and applying new methods that pertain to the time dependent schrödinger equation.Thanks.

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